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Have you brought a Playstation Store Network game with the intentions to play it on the Playstation Portable and then wanted to share that game around with other friends on there Playstation Portable but can't because they are coded..?
Well it has now been found that hackers have found a way to do this and this is by (of course) decoding the encryptions that have been set by Sony on the downloaded games so now you are able to play them on any Playstation Portable without anything stopping you.
Seems some clever coders (or hackers, whatever you want to call em) have figured out a way to decrypt PSP games bought from the PlayStation Network Store. The code can only be applied to PSP games that work on said PSP (like, if you buy a PSP game then you can decrypt it using your PSP), but once the game has been decrypted, it can be played on any PSP running a custom firmware.
I must say, once you hack the PSP and have access to its large library of [largely] so-so games, the system becomes a lot more valuable. This weekend Ive been playing the Grand Theft Auto games, biding my time until GTA IV comes out, as well as Final Fantasy Crisis Core, which, I know is good, but I feel a little weird playing the prequel to a game that came out when I was 11. Im a lot more likely these days to throw a controller across the room then figure out how to beat Emerald Weapon or how to properly breed a golden chocobo.
Were probably a bit overdue on a how to hack your [system] feature here. Ill put it on my list of things to do.
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Okay, the fact that I was playing FF Crisis Core on my 4gb stick today, and earlier was playing Silent Hill Origins and God of War on that same stick just yesterday. Then to be playing Super Metroid and all the Mario Brothers on another 4gb stick along with the PS1 titles MGS (dual disc eboot), MGS VR Missions, Dino Crisis, and Tekken 3. (I own all the games separately, but being able to play them all and transport them around via tiny 40 dollar memory sticks rocks) Well, it's just *bleep*ing amazing.
The PSP is stellar.
Yeah, this isn't new for PSP. The same way I play my bought games on memory stick is the same way these other guys download and install these games they've never paid money for on their PSP.
This isn't going to affect sales AT ALL. The PSP has actually done better in the recent times since all of these homebrew breakthroughs.
They'll stay the same because the sales have already been affected by piracy. It's that simple to understand. Come on now guys. I'm not asking for much. Just some simple comprehension skills and me not having to spell everything out for you.
But this doesn't come as great news. Whenever sony makes a new firmware for the psp some hacker just finds a way to bypass it. PLus with them focusing on ps3 more now , It will be easier to hack.
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